When you think of the Super Nintendo, what’s the first thing you think of? If you answered “a Smith & Wesson,” first of all, Mario Is Missing was not that bad. But it’s not really accurate. There were ...

Life can feel kinda slow sometimes. Well, until you hit 30 and then every chocolate bar you eat makes you feel like Eren Yaeger after kissing a queen’s hand. If you wanna speed your life up a bit, ...

Gaming is always changing. Imagine explaining to someone fresh off of Halo 2 that a French turn-based RPG where you beat up mimes would end up winning Game of the Year in twenty years. They’d probably ...

You love failing, but slightly less each time? Well, friends, you’re going to want to check out some of the best roguelikes out there.  For the sake of variety, no Hades, Dead Cells, Vampire Survivors ...

Within the JRPG realm, Falcom’s Trails series has earned a devoted following thanks to the intensely interconnected storytelling and a level of care in its worldbuilding that puts AAA games to shame.

With thousands of games made for Nintendo’s GBA successor, and very little pocket money to buy them all when you were young, it can be pretty easy to let the DS’ vast library slip you by. But let’s ...

Whether due to publisher deals gone sour, licenses expiring, feuds between developer and publisher and other reasons entirely, there’s a wide range of games that you just can’t buy digitally anymore, ...

While a household name today, the origins of the multimedia monolith Marvel stretch back to 1939 when it went by a different name completely: Timely Comics. By the 50s, it was known as the pre-comics ...

Exploration and survival games have largely remained a pretty similar genre over the years. You’re just someone backpacking it on a lonely piece of land trying to either build something or get ...

It’s hard to believe that over 40 years have passed since the release of the NES in its original Famicom form. The console had a fascinating launch and early success in Japan, before going through a ...

The PS3 era mostly shook off the tough arcade roots that influenced gaming in the years prior by including more advanced accessibility features compared to earlier games on previous consoles.

Time has been kind to the Nintendo GameCube overall. While the system struggled after being released in the U.S. and Japan in 2001 and failed to outsell both the PS2 and the original Xbox, reception ...